On Oct 7, 2010, at 1:38 AM, charlie wrote:
Yea, I ran the numbers tonight and with high quality Sanyo batteries, a quality charger plus two 2 Watt lights it ended up around $140 so......this means I would only need $350 more for what I really want. I just can't settle for less, unless its way less. I just don't want to spend money twice. I do this often and regret it later. I compromise and find out later I should have purchased what I wanted. I nearly always end up doing so later wasting the initial money I spent in the first place. I can see myself using a generator hub of quality and riding more because I have one. Maybe some of you can explain the real world realizationsyou had after getting a Son hub or......did any of you find out that you really didn't need such a fancy setup?
When you're riding with a hub generator, it doesn't seem fancy. It just makes sense- flip a switch and you've got lights. Just like in your car. BTW, look at some of the Shimano hub generator options- very good hubs, half the cost of the SON and about 98% of the performance. Drag is just slightly- probably unnoticeably- higher.
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